In a stern reminder that the greatest care is always required in filling out insurance proposal forms, a social housing association’s insurance cover in respect of a £4.6 million construction project was not worth
In a good illustration of the numerous hurdles that must be jumped before the courts will approve a cross-border corporate merger within the European Economic Area (EEA), a judge has consented to a UK-registered
In a telling reminder that the tax authorities are alert to unexplained bank deposits, a civil engineer has been directed to pay a £24,924 income tax demand – as well as a swingeing £11,216
The Patents County Court was only formed in 2010, but has already become a victim of its success. Because of the great increase in workload of the court, it has been ‘rebranded’ as the
In a stark warning to businesses to watch out for tradesmen offering bogus property services, a crook pretended that scores of commercial premises had to have their drinking water compulsorily tested and hit them
In the context of an environmental disaster in which massive oil pollution was caused by a ship breaking up off the Spanish coast, important and novel issues have been raised as to whether a
The Government’s new Employee Share Ownership scheme (ESO), which came into effect on 1 September 2013, has received a very muted welcome, bordering on total indifference, from the business community and its advisers.
In a ringing warning to businesses that an unusually good deal can sometimes signal fraud, ‘grey market’ traders who were refused a £4.3 million VAT deduction after being innocently caught up in a sophisticated
In a stark reminderof the hazards of playing the option markets, even for the most sophisticated investor, a multi-national company which was struck by a blizzard of margin calls after engaging in a series
In a case which underlined that court deadlines are no trivial matter and a failure to meet them can have devastating consequences, ship owners came within a whisker of losing their right to pursue
